British composer Ralph Vaughan Williams is known for his choral anthems and large-scale works, but he was also responsible for selecting the tunes fo the 1906 version of The English Hymnal. He wrote some tunes himself, such as Down Ampney (Come done, O love Divine) and Sine Nomine (For All the Saints), and arranged some 40 English folksongs. The result was a substantial and lasting contribution to 20th-century hymnody, which is celebrated in this recording.

Old Hundredth Psalm Tune Father We Praise Thee The Golden Sun Lights up the Sky Come Down, O Love Divine Almighty Word O Little Town of Bethlehem On Christmas Night "I Come," The Great Redeemer Cries At the Name of Jesus By all your Saints still Striving For All the Saints Thou, Who at Thy First Eucharist He Who Would Valiant Be O Jesus, Crowned with all Renown Christ The Fair Glory Hail Thee, Festival Day! The Great Forerunner of the Morn Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life God Be With You Till We Meet Again All Hail the Power